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The Use of the Two-hand Sworde (MS.3542, 1440)

  • Harley manuscript Honiton Long staff Man yt wol Practical instructions Two hand Sword
  • Date: June 20, 1440
  • Source: British Museum
  • Type: Manuscript
  • Tags: Harley manuscript Honiton Long staff Man yt wol Practical instructions Two hand Sword

The Harleian Manuscript (MS.3542) Also known by the names ‘Harley’, ‘Man yt wol’. Until 17 May 1715 when the Harleian 3542 Manuscript came into the hands of the owner (from whom it now takes its name), the manuscript was in the possession of clerics around Honiton. The manuscript, dated to around 1440-1450, was therefore around […]

Carey, Add.MS.5540 (‘Notes on Fencing’ c.1680-1696)

  • Fencing John Carey
  • Date: June 21, 1680
  • Source: British Museum
  • Type: Manuscript
  • Tags: Fencing John Carey

John Carey’s fencing manuscript (Brit. Mus. Add. MS. 5540, ff.122-123) is a fascinating window into the kinds of practice which was taking place in England at the end of the 17th century, around Bristol in the South West of England. Despite its potential importance, “It has never been printed…”, commented Aylward (156, 110), “…and it […]

‘Dick of Devonshire’ (1626)

  • Quarterstaff Rapier Richard Peeke
  • Date: June 19, 1626
  • Type: Manuscript Play
  • Tags: Quarterstaff Rapier Richard Peeke

A Play based upon the true-story of Richard Peeke, from Tavistock, Devon. Peeke wrote his story in Three-to-One: Being an English-Spanish Combat (1625). This play appeared in Egerton MS 1994, a folio composite volume of plays. c.1620s-1640s. From the library of Lord Charlemont. Entries: CELM, Wikipedia. It appeared at ff. 30r-51r- HyT 5: Thomas Heywood, Dick of […]

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